It’s well known that Matthew and Luke used Mark as a source for writing there gospels.  What isn’t as clear is the relationship between John these first three gospels.  Did John known them?  Did John use them and if he did how and to what extent?  

1. Parable of Lazarus and the rich man

2. Mary and Martha

3. The Raising of the Widow of Nain’s Son/The Healing of the Centurions’ Servant

4. The Raising of Jarius’ daughter.  

5. Allusion to Genesis 29

Global Warming.  The globe is warming we win the debate.  But there’s more to the term Global Warming then simply a warming globe.  That’s why some people have gone to the even more unspecific term of climate change. When was the last time you didn’t feel the climate change.  That’s why some people insist on calling it Man-Made global warming.   There’s actually a number of understated usuptions with global warmings.

1. The earth mean tempreture is getting warmer as time goes by
2. The earth is getting warmer because of Man’s activities
3. The earth getting warmer is a bad thing or will be catastrophic
4. There is something we can do to change global warming

The same goes for the Gay debate.  Christians are always confusing the terms with others.  What Christians mean is the action what the world believes is the desire.  So when we say that God is opposed to the sin of homosexuality what people often hear and I think some want them to hear is that God is opposed to the person or the individual.  Love the sinner hate the sin is an entirely erroneous concept because the sin is the person.

The invisible has been made visible so that we might be transformed into that image that we see.

When the invisible is made visible we’re transformed into the image that we see.

It is a terrible thing to see and have no vision.
Helen Keller
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A blog making the invisible visible.

Making the invisible visible.

Following God’s example by making the invisible visible.

When the word is made visible

We’re transformed into the image that we see.

When logos is made flesh were transformed into the image that we see.

The purpose of Logos Made Flesh is to make visible the invisible so that we may be transformed into the image that we see.

When we see the invisible we’re transformed by the vision that we see.

Pursuing a vision of the invisible God in order to be transformed by the image we see.

There’s no doubt about it.  Les Miserables, written by Victor Hugo is a powerful story of the God’s love displayed in the world of men.

1. The Prodigical brothers recast as Jean Val Jean and Javier

The Musical excelles where the book does not

1. Internal Monilogues

2. The Personal Relationship Jean Val Jean has with His Savior

3. The Emotion displayed through Internal Monilogues

4. Focus’ on the meat of the story